awesome-chatgpt and awesome-chatgpt-dataset

One is a curated list of resources for ChatGPT (A), while the other is a specialized collection of datasets for training large language models similar to ChatGPT (B), making them **complementary** tools for users interested in both understanding and developing with ChatGPT-like technology.

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About awesome-chatgpt

sindresorhus/awesome-chatgpt

🤖 Awesome list for ChatGPT — an artificial intelligence chatbot developed by OpenAI

This is a curated list of tools, apps, and resources built around ChatGPT, the AI chatbot from OpenAI. It takes the core ChatGPT experience and makes it accessible in various forms, such as desktop or mobile apps, browser extensions, and specialized web interfaces. Anyone looking to integrate ChatGPT into their daily work or personal use, beyond just the official website, would find this useful.

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About awesome-chatgpt-dataset

voidful/awesome-chatgpt-dataset

Unlock the Power of LLM: Explore These Datasets to Train Your Own ChatGPT!

This project helps AI developers and researchers find, combine, and prepare diverse datasets for training their own custom large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT. It provides a curated list of datasets, ranging from small to large, covering various topics, languages, and use cases. Developers can select datasets, merge them, and easily upload the processed data to platforms like HuggingFace Hub to enhance their LLM training workflows.

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